Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-25
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Mr.. M. X. Martin. Of Lafayette, spent
Wednesday In the city. N5
Miss Lille Moore, of Dover, is visiting the
family Mr.. II 5. liroaddus.
Mr.. w. w. Tucker. of Indian Mound, was
at the Exchange Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Lester and Son, of Todd county
called on us Thursday evening.
Miss Minnie West. of Sailors Rost, was
shopping in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. A. L. White, of Rex, Tenn, was at
the Northington House Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gully and daughter, OF Erin,
were shopping in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Wilson left Wednesday for
two months visit to Columbia, South Caro-
lima
Mr. ia. Boyd, OF Behnettstown, KY, at
tended the tobacco sales several days this
week.
Miss Lucy Wo0dson, OF Russellvllle,
is visiting Mrs. ]. X. Ferguson ON Munford
Avenue.
Mr.. W. A. McCraw, of Tharpe, Tenn, at
tended the tobacco sales at the Exchange
Wednesday.
Misses Edith Boulware and Belle Moore,
OF Hopkinsviiie, are visiting the family of Mr..
Lewis Wood.
Mr.. Tom ]. Ayers, of Cedar Hill, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday among the tobacco
dealers In this city.
Mr.. NJ. Savage who was quite sick at the
franklin House all last week. is, we are glad
to say, nearly we'll again.
Mr. Pat Morris, a tobacco farmer and
dealer, OF Elkton, attended the tobacco sales
at the Exchange Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. FERGUSON, Mrs. Elliott
and Miss Annie Cooper spent Sunday with
Mrs. Woodson In Russellviile.
.-Messrs. ]. G. Cary, G. G. Stevens and H.
NJ. Jones, OF Princeton, KY, attended the to-
bacco sales at the Exchange Thursday.
MIR. @. Cross Wood, the hospitable farmer,
and .gong" traveller, OF Todd county, spent
Wednesday With his friends In this city.
DIR. A J. Wilson and Mr.. Otis Wilson, OF
Trenton, KY, came down Thursday to see
their friends and enjoy the tobacco prices.
-Messrs. James Standard and II. T. Ander-
son, OF Todd county, were at the NorthingoR
House Monday night and attended the sales
Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Meriwether, representing the
tobacco arm of Glover q Durrett, OF Louis
Vile, attended the sales at the Exchange
Tuesday.
Mr.. George MeCurdy, formerly citizen OF
| this city, now with II. H. Kerr, OF Murfrees-
boro, visited his mothers family In the city
this week.
Mr.. Charles J. johnson, an experienced
theater builder. from Nashville was IN the
city Tuesday to bid on the remodeling OF
Elders Opera House.
DIR. 8. NJ. Lowry, of Elkton, has attended
the sales this week. He gave us an account
of the recent storm and showed us the hall.
beaten stalk OF corn.
Mr.. Benjamin Rosenfeld, OF Murfreesboro,
son OF our townsman Mr.. Isaac Rosenfeld,
|
iting his fathers family.
Mr.. Rufe Smith, with the house of Ros-
enfield, who has been sick at the home Of Mr.
]. r. Ussery on Southside for two weeks, re.
turned to business Monday.
Dr. Parker, mayor OF Paris, has been
spending several days in our city. He II
newly married, and being''a newspaper man
he was soon on good terms with the police.
-Msssrs. Warren Glidewell, T. V. Barry
and DIR. John Scott, all old ex-Confederatt
soldiers and good farmers, OF Robertson
county, were In the city this week attending
the tobacco sales.
Miss Dickleman, OF Louisville, who has
been visiting Miss Nora Rudolph, Of Rudolph
Town, for several days past returned to hei
home Friday. Miss Dickleman Is former
student OF Broadhurst Institute.
Mr. George Harris, the old Ex-Sherlf, who
has been for many months afflicted with
rheumatism and confined to his room, is, We
regret to learn, falling rapidly under an at
tack OF fever. His condition is very danger